Fortune

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A personified force or goddess representing the unpredictability of human fate and the cyclical nature of luck. In Renaissance thought, the struggle between Virtù (human agency) and Fortuna was a central theme in ethics and political philosophy.

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Appears in 15 Books

Divine Comedy with Landino Commentary (1487 Incunabulum)

Dante Alighieri; Landino, Christophoro (commentator)

p. 102 p. 103 p. 104 p. 105 p. 106

Llull: Ars Magna Generalis (1517)

Ramon Llull; ed. Bernardus la Vinheta

p. 193 p. 194 p. 195 p. 196 p. 197

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